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Can I edit my post after it is made live?
      12/01/2006 13:55

You can edit your post up to two hours after you click Continue to publish it.

We do not encourage edits after this time but if there is a pressing reason why you want to edit or delete a post after two hours then please email wandhmail@ipcmedia.com with full details of the post and your reasons for asking for the change.

Edited by JonL (07/05/2008 10:29)

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